This is a small hotel-sized apartment in a nice building in the Chatuchak area; the receptionist and security guards were very friendly. We liked staying here because we prefer to stay away from the backpacker scene and in a more local area (note: it's quite far from the Asok/Sukhumvit areas). The street food on nearby Soi 18 was really delicious (get chicken porridge for breakfast or boat noodles for lunch), and it's only a short walk to the MRT station which can connect you almost anywhere in Bangkok. We found the bed to be firm but comfortable, the shower was hot and the TV had some english channels - which was a plus. The wifi was a bit frustrating as you had to log in constantly and it would often drop, but it was still usable. The real downside to this place was Annie's lack of communication. She didn't even send us the address of the apartment or check-in process until the day of check-in (even though we had booked weeks in advance). We wanted to extend our stay halfway through the trip and contacted her about it, however she has still yet to reply! We stayed for 9 days and by day 2 had run out of toilet paper and soap, and had to buy our own. I think for longer stays it would be good to at least include a few rolls of extra toilet paper! Because of this reason I would say the place is only really good for a short stay. While we enjoyed our stay in Chatuchak, we probably wouldn't stay here again as we found another airbnb in Saphan Kwai for the same price, however it includes daily room cleaning and free water.